FPGA Conference - FPGA Horizons US East - April 29th, 30th 2026 - THE FPGA Conference, find out more and get Tickets here . Recently, we have looked at how we can use AI in our RTL development and in our software development within Vitis . AMD is also going to be running a very interesting tutorial on upcoming AI features within FPGA at FPGA Horizons US . This got me thinking that I should write a little more about how I am using it and the flow I am using in my developments

Sometimes I like to just sit and write RTL and try to create a simple project. Recently, I have been doing a lot of flying again. If you see me on a flight, you can be sure you are in for a turbulent experience, as it seems every flight I take is bumpy (sorry!). For a long while, I have been meaning to run a small experiment and create a compact, portable logging system which records acceleration, rotation, pressure, and temperature. I decided that I could do this using a sma

So, before we look in more detail at Vivado XSIM, let’s first understand the entire verification landscape and what we are trying to achieve